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| Expert | Average Ratings | Expertise |
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Joseph LuccheseU.S.
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I can answer any questions regarding funeral services, including removal and preparation of remains, especially within the State of New York. | |
Bryan PowellU.K.
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I can answer questions relating to the law surrounding funerals, burial and cremation in the UK as well as the practical interpretation of the laws. I have in depth knowledge of the funeral profession in the UK, the products available and what is seen as acceptable and unacceptable. I am able to advise members of the public as well as trade enquiries from those within the profession and those looking to supply or become involved with the funeral industry. | |
Kellie GillespieU.S.
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I can answer any questions regarding funeral planning, grief, alternatives to burial, embalming, natural burial, products and ideas how to make a funeral service or memorial service more meaningful and personal. I can't answer questions regarding legal issues, financial planning and what happens after we die. | |
Erin PhelpsU.S.
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I can answer any questions about funerals,embalming, cremation, green burial, home funerals, burial on your own land, scattering of cremated remains and any other death related questions you may have. | |
Lisa CarlsonU.S.
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Funeral Law. Having written a 512-page book on funeral law for consumers with state-by-state information, I am very conversant with consumer rights in this regard: What are the laws on disposition of cremated remains? Is embalming required? Do I have to use a funeral home? Can I have a home wake? Is it a state law to buy a vault? I prepaid for a funeral but changed my mind. They won`t give me all my money back. What can I do? . . . If you have an immediate need for information because a death has just occurred or is about to occur, you may call me at 802-482-6021. | |
Rabbi Sue LevyOn Vacation
returns 02/15/2012 |
I will be happy to answer questions about Jewish customs and beliefs relating to death and mourning and how these are observed by the different movements in the Jewish community. I can discuss the content of the Jewish funeral service as well as options from which you may choose. I can also suggest some important questions which one may want to ask a rabbi or funeral director when planning a funeral service. |
Recent Answers
2012-02-09 home burial:
I know you didn't ask about pets but tho't you'd find it interesting. These are from the Health and Safety Code-- 9700. The owner of property may dedicate the property to pet cemetery purposes by
2012-02-09 Burial in Alabama:
No state laws either allow or prohibit home burial. Check with the local zoning. If you're in a rural area, it's likely to be permitted. You can download the Alabama chapter from the Bookstore at www.funerals
2012-02-06 Private Cemetery Care:
One must be buried in an "established" cemetery in Indiana. Is there already a cemetery on your property? If trying to create a new one, it must be surveyed with a plat recorded with the county. Will the
2012-02-06 Natural Burial and New Funeral Options:
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2012-02-06 private burial missouri:
I don't think so. And I'm sure they don't want the responsibility for say mowing. :-) ******************** I just looked up the law again: 214.090. Any person desirous of securing family burying
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